I've never tried it on an Apple II but I don't see why it would not work.
On the Ataris I've done this with, placing a good chip over a bad chip will "repair" the bad chip and allow it to boot. If you have any doubts, just desolder and replace them all and you'll be positive the RAM is good.
On the Ataris I've done this with, placing a good chip over a bad chip will "repair" the bad chip and allow it to boot. If you have any doubts, just desolder and replace them all and you'll be positive the RAM is good.